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Fractal Noise
A new blockbuster science fiction adventure from world-wide phenomenon and #1 New York Times bestseller Christopher Paolini, set in the world of New York Times and USA Today bestseller To Sleep in a Sea of Stars.
Instant New York Times bestseller
July 25th, 2234: The crew of the Adamura discovers the anomaly.
On the seemingly uninhabited planet Talos VII: a circular pit, 50 kilometers wide.
Its curve not of nature, but design.
Now, a small team must land and journey on foot across the surface to learn who built the hole and why.
But they all carry the burdens of lives carved out on disparate colonies in the cruel cold of space.
For some the mission is the dream of the lifetime, for others a risk not worth taking, and for one it is a desperate attempt to find meaning in an uncaring universe.
Each step they take toward the mysterious abyss is more punishing than the last.
And the ghosts of their past follow.
The Fractalverse Series
To Sleep in a Sea of Stars
Fractal Noise
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Reviews
A depressing psychological journey leaving so many questions.
By Jcgerlitz
This book took me a while to read but I did manage to finish it at least. It promises a lot but fails to answer a lot of questions. The ending is not satisfying at all. At the end the main character does not really learn that much about the hole that is being investigating or the ‘turtles’ that keep showing up. I did like the main character a bunch and I liked the dialogue between the main characters. Still, this could have been so much better. It’s like it ends in mid story. Incomplete.
By Reckia6
It was a little confusing, it was good but I kinda expected more. It was good though, but it didn’t have any details on Alex’s past. So it was okay
By 1mtheDodgedude
Paolini says it himself that this is not a complete novel and I should have taken that more seriously. After reading ALL of his other works, I was unsatisfied with this. I was expecting a lot more, even if not a complete novel. So much more to tell in this universe. I won’t reread this like I do with his other works.
By Professor DIY Guy
A bunch of unlikeable people go for a hike, make irrational decisions, act like children and when they finally arrive at the neat thing we’ve been suffering through the whole book to learn about, decide they won’t be able to understand it. The end.
By Juanloco303